The Audeze Maxwell gaming headset is an award-winning tool for elite gamers thanks to its ... [+] high-quality planar-magnetic drivers. For those elite gamers in the know, the Audeze Maxwell is ...

Nothing Ear is the sequel to Nothing Ear (2), and it is set to be released on April 18. The headphones come in black and white, with a transparent appearance for the earbuds, particularly for the ...

Plus, the sleek black design adds sophistication to any ensemble. For those seeking top-notch sound quality at an affordable price, these headphones stand out among the best over-ear options under ...

Unveiled today, the Meizu OpenBlus 2 open-ear Bluetooth headset boasts a unique design inspired by Zhuhai’s “Sun and Moon Shell” Grand Theater. The charging compartment resembles a seashell ...

The new In-Ear Headset system designed to meet the unique requirements of law enforcement and public safety organizations, represents a major innovation in secure and encrypted communication.

One such product is the Razer BlackShark V2 Pro (2023), a wireless PC gaming headset so good that I still use it every single day — even after reviewing many other headsets. In my Razer Blade 18 ...

If you’re searching for sonic satisfaction, our list of the best headphones will be a treat for your ears. From top-spec over-ear headphones to excellent earbuds for exercise, we’ve listened to ...

“It’s important for esports pros to feel the headset basically disappears when they’re trying to run their games. So it’s very important that we have the flow net memory foam ear cups.” ...

If it is mostly black, it may end up looking a lot like every other headset. The Xbox Series X is a black box with a bit of green on it, so the theme would hardly be surprising, and given the ...

If it is mostly black, it may end up looking a lot like every other headset. The Xbox Series X is a black box with a bit of green on it, so the theme would hardly be surprising, and given the ...

I've been a contributing editor for PCMag since 2011. Before that, I was PCMag's lead audio analyst from 2006 to 2011. Even though I'm a freelancer now, PCMag has been my home for well over a ...